Stop and Frisk has encountered many opponents who believe that this tool is discriminatory and often targets minorities, especially blacks and Hispanics. That's why a federal judge decided to use the practice more judiciously after hundreds of complaints against the police. However, the community is calling for stop and frisk as they have noted that it is a necessary practice to keep the city safe. So the problem is the increase in violence in New York due to restrictions and less use of stop and frisk. Firstly, stop and frisk is also known as Terry Stop. This is a brief, non-intrusive police check of a suspect. Terry Stop was legally established in 1968 by the United States Supreme Court based on the principle that if the police reasonably suspect that the person is armed and dangerous, they can conduct a quick search, a quick search of the outer clothing of the person. Furthermore, Terry Stop falls within the framework of the Fourth Amendment of the American Constitution which “is the right of the people to security of their persons, their homes, their papers and their effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures ..." Second, based on an assortment of media outlets in New York increased the number of assaults and homicides involving firearms, mostly illegal and originating from other states, such as Virginia, Georgia , North Carolina, etc. On the other hand, many residents worry about the city's security, which affects them. Furthermore, on the article “A Referendum on Stop and Frisk”, by Phil Orenstein. He reports that during a weekend last August, their main goals are to maintain order and security in the city, because this practice helps keep many illegally possessed weapons off our streets, which can permanently reduce the crime rate. Therefore, it brings positivity in the community who will feel safe and more comfortable in their neighborhood. Finally, I believe that New Yorkers should rethink their views on the police and view them as a help and not an enemy, because their main goal is to protect us, maintain public safety and our basic rights, as the life that is most important. No matter our race or the neighborhood we live in